The Sun. — London, England, 1809-01-25 00:00:00

. , , ; . _ . , .. . . of opinion; tat .it had heon tfroachet, in. the , 'which art:etntnent'l t -wouli k l rc'Ceiveas a private aril! ' i'mm zo;:; i',l).,.tiii - iw. - .i.ver he \vas soon expeljed, with cotrseiorthe - tloba te , 3s to iolietbkillieri is holikob4: l - cootidentiarlettr. 'He titisory' ed also that it would colts:Affable t 0 . ,, by a galla ot attack of some coio - -Qummittee appoimed ,at alldwiaktber. the ;)ti,gl,-:.:: .. ':' $e proper to ptibhsh - . what parts they thought ri J. lit:. 4w:hies of the k , c.l Battalion iiith: fleginient, under nal Committee shooki 'nor be le,appointe&.in ''lhteir - '-' 4 ',S s litell'evtple'in'tglit'fOnti ainktakenoPinion of :tf- 1 ~vouoniarst,colortel Nkliois ; betore , five,. in (No full nu rnl;er, whethe r ;their notnG • drs'should not, be , fairN froln "tl4l;arrival of an Officer , from the .ittny tieetita-J, ~ -e ;Ladner only snecess:nlly repelled every lessened, or whether it should not conF,lst of entirbly ~wit bout any public dispaiclie , t. rllie I - lo,th , ora`fo ait.icli oia;le unoti the potz.tion, hut had gained new, IVechbor s , 'rhiala s t he coosideratd as voy little 1- :'"G.11:1 , :t; -- ,ian enbcluded by t . ::::Pi'essing Eow.,,tapot; he ~, r ouski in almoit ally points, and occupied a more calculat e d to pro lw , te tho. dispatch,.ol bki-tine.s" ;; and: tared the Conntry would a),: ,t'atidied by a ptiblidoiola lori.vaid linr, that' at the conimencem6et of the a ; c1;„, 3 ,, whilst' the Enemy confined his 'operation's as ter having tho original nu7nber, he wo , tid not ; --Of the whole. ` - object io :thatf4frangeolent,'prOvided Mr. l3atikes :, ' l e ord Cor.EttltAGY accorded with What ; had been ,to a cannonade, and the fire of his light troops; With would have no more objection to taking the Chair , in 4 , s. l / 2 1d` by his Hon. Rehttive. ' ; a view to dra,w off his -other Corps. At six theAring ' that than in the reduced Committee.- He trusted that z;.4. 1 41;-.. WiLattlirolict*; now Moved, that the Hedse •entire:y ceaved. The, different . Brigades were re t Gentlemen would consider •it tts trioro con:,istent ) - Slwold.adjourti till I.''rlday; :-1-nti the motion Was te- cssefobled on the . i . dt.init tht.iy occupied in the . morn. with th o poblie'dUty tb ttir that office thtiti to fesisi ' C0.n.45.1 by Mr. NV. FIT , .p:11 ; n1.1). t' an appointrnent‘ ta it in eitllerfca:N. ,HC then ad- ' .Ati,er Sort),:! c7o:lVi.T.i!lit)ii With the CHANCELLOR • their orig; , ;al stations. , - ' : mar. . , , • verted to the assertion of a Nit);3le Lord Caenry ' 01 . the 11:xcriEb.tiF.a, the 0...1eAt011 kv.ts put, ' • Nu... ,;;lilt4g ; We .4610 and 'ked • .snperi- Tettx) that .he would not act, unless 'on a Co9llnll- . For the•Adjotatthiclit . - 6 2 . , . ... 'olity which at this moment the gallant ry of the - - • • - . Api.rist it .'. .. -.,, .. 12 4 - i tee constituted as he himself vdished,,and condenin i Troops had giv - on them over an Enemy, who," from ' We Were Oot. again admitted to the G.tilery, but :. ,:ecl this Mode of conduct; on the other sidL it , bad 'his nuttibers and the eonitnaliding a:lvantagei - of hr , understand t hat the QuestiOn WaS pot on every alter heeh said, they would not' act on a Committee' ap : .position no doubt . expeeted an easy Victork, I - did pointed by any Chancellor of the Lxchequer. It : nate 11.1 Me 111 the list Qtt:erx; by the CHANCELLOR of '' not, on reviewiog, all circumstances, 'conceivo that the EY,CHEQout . i ligainst which another to4nie,was -; this had beets .roe original sentiments of the Speakers, I should. be l 'Avarranted in departing from. what I lie teas at a loss to coneeive.how th e y ,had brought proposed by the other side, '- 1 - ii'-' house' divi4ed -! knew Was the fixed anal- preylotts determination of ; ,seven times on these narbes, and I lithe. proposed by . ! themselves -to ',et on' the Connnittee nomitutted hy• the late C..timiatider of the Forcei, to withdraw the ~phthat . Noble Lord, then Chancellor, I\l my pro, , the et - Lvcet- 1 - 011 ;Vele all carried, the hunlher3 Ott. I ils.%ny on th,.: evening of the i o ns for the pur etic denunciations had been made on the subject . {..e%.erY .dkj`ti.mi he„,,it;igaht , nt 131 to 471, ' I pose of embarkation, the ;Previous arrang.oents of the late Commiliee.' li had:been predicted, that 1 . - liad already- been made by: his order „ 1. , , Vonst,ituW4,,a, it t'as,,tt omit tali ; ,but this prophes and were, in fad, far advanced at the curnmenct,. 'tient of • the • action, The tro Ts quitted their poSition about ten at Ili, ht; with a degree of ()Oder that (la thew credit. The whole of the artillery that-reinained litiVnib.trlied, -h .Iring been withdrawn, the Troops folloWed in .the order prescritted., ..an([ ol.it - „,•lied to their respect 'rite polhiS of enibarliation %ill the lowa and neiglibetirliood of Cornium. Thelpi titlets reipttined - at *their gusts' until tire on rtth niorning nit the 17th,, when they were also with. clea,t ti' with oiluilar ordelo p and Without the Enemy having discovered the inovettietit. • • • , . -- • '- B r the nlit - iiiittea ex •tr Lion of Capta ins the Ho, His'Nf.tjeoty's Ship Vitus P4ris Y ' ' :; L , ii no urable 1 - 1. CuiZQll,•CON.Seliti,' Boys, Itztimer, oer. SIR, at Sea,' fita.- 18, ,.:. rut, 1 - lawklos, 11i. , b): Carden Ind Alackenzie of ti - e By the much.latnented death of Lieut.=Generil ; 11 : - , , 1 . \ - i i , • ''• - - - ' ': t i '''' ' oy a ~,, , . who, in prat:ma:we (h . tne . orders Sir j ` - ' 1 " 1 1 ‘ 1 °"'" , wi lt ) ' l ' ll in anion " ii h the L i io lY '' ot I.l.e.tir...ciirtiral.•de ei,titcy, were c.ittrnsted :with on the tGth instant, it has become, my duty to tic. ; the Cls. ice of embarking the .A,rtny • • aud 'JO COD' quaint your. Lordship, that`the French Army attack- 't secineuce of the' arrang • enislits nosh: sly ' the. Convitis:- ett the !shish, " . .rroops ft) the position airy occupied ! on. rBo v i Cietains Li ' • ' ' in t tont of Corutina, at about tw o o'clock iii the-1 '' • - ' e' ' '-‘ - ', "Vell mid Shepherd, Atli the , ,otiter Ageatts tor lrattsports, the whole of the afternoon of that day. , . ' : Army was embarked with. au expedition which 'has A vvere wound, which compelled rne to quit : the !..,' .1 1 b e e a „ va n e d . \\r a i l the ex . c i ption of the , t...f um . 4 . , . 0 . 1;441 a sii,at blue previous to ' the fall 01. Sir J6lin i ii * rig:hies unt.er Mijor-Generals Ifill and Bereiford; Moore,' obliges me to refer )uur Loaf:4l6 for the , W h ic h „ vole ' t len - mo d t o r orn „in on allure, tun a tb e pitriculars of the aeticill, which WiS lOC ; ' I b ' f . ' I .t , '"` °" ! movements of th e Enemy should become manifest; otininely contesiecl, to the inclOsed rep it of la'iett- ir dll. ,', ii - - 0 . 1 , i v ,,,' a fl oat bo w ,. ,h,,..li g h t territit-Tint (dope, who suceeed&l to . the Coin-. The Brigade of nijor . :Gk;lcriflijresfor'd, which wand of the Artily, ..nd to :tvho.Se:abilifind ex- i was a ‘ lternatelelo form . eur rear=guard; occupied the ~ ertions in dire; ion of the eident zeal ar yl, nicon..- i A 1 ' Litl4l ltllitt of the WWII 01 Cortinna;tliiit Linder Ara (ll)era`i'e' Viii° K al . " ' V I di rStY I6 111)° 1 1 S; i ll to 6 ° ' iiir - General Ilia was statio ,, cd in reserve On the pro-: . pttr;buted, .. under. Providence, ,the ' I.6e:coifs of ' the, '- i nO • ( 7 i n e of ( b e tom ; ' e ; ~ r d e D i y ;l „ l ::,t u v ha i ci ll a i tde,:rtienaitnautte.dthieii il tl i t l e oli c iy ot . n ot pi v e_i:a y fi p d o e,i l lti' o re, ; 'l n 'il tj e lf ene r My al • • imt . slie - tC - tii; .11 4 1,ht troops towards, v r • 11 I i'• . the town . .690t1 :ther' eight o'clt . .rck in the morn-. ''attaCh, .. !'lie Iron. 1:":ipt. Gordon, my - 1 • Aide-de %OIL; ; 11 ' 4 t ()t ' t 2 ' s'iull'l'*l"6l. occupied the 111fte ' , he honour of deliverint , mg its o t. Lads!, which eontrualtd the harbour, " 3.16 -11 '1 1 htenit filid i. But notwitthUlliding iiiig cireLllllBl:yiee, L;11(.1 liii4 INI I II he able to L•,ive your Lor:lship tiny wailer in. inan i,k,-id do - e a s of the nil, ; ' th eme 'bo w , nu , i/i . 'formation wliii:h rutty be required. . .i 3 . 1 elien-tion th' , l tilt, 'I -- Y . i could I 1 •.i harts Lite h onour in b e, sce. • ., -- ) r - - - , -c.a•••4„...eirc... oft, .orriiid, , i and the 'disPosition of tile `ip-iiiiArtls, aiyearing. rigs, J.).• BAI lib, Lieut . Gen. I i ' (I r 's .1,',1 1 • . ' V ' i ; G' , ...),.. gou., hie e.n.,,v0 - 4atioik at' j ,,, , ,, aj0r .. ‘on et al HAN,. Right flcm. Lott!, Visc'eunt Castleteagh. ' . bl 'fele wits commeneett rind completod ' by three ' ; Ili.: , l;l,j,:st3t.'s Ship A ki..hOt io ittit, .ofr Corunn i i, 4 tie it!tertiouti; NLijor-Getvt,rai „iietesfOttl, wi[l: • - ' SIR, laii. r., 0i,,, t...ii zoXi sell aniiity Which is o well know ti L '••• In -compliance with the desico contained in YOur P' u r'eit' " f t ' ll ' '‘v i i i - )1 , a' i " v .. h avi ng fatly' explain-:'' communication ui yebrcalay,l avait itit siaL.ut the "';' d, to tt '"' iali' '' l m"" I ' J'f ' .(l " : 1--.'1.4"i'l G' '''''' - " 01. ' I " . .f . u..,t-mo in ,,.. %it ,i ilay , th,en atilt~ 10 0n,,-,i,n4nd , - .to di:- nature' ot our mos etnent, and ii.O.ing wade every , . . tail to you tho.vccurrttLlCCPlit:tili! eitttill ' Whilcil took lir•-:l , )fis di i.togement, ‘c ili(lre-A hi, corps from the pldt c 'it fioui 91 ; C.rruipta lin tile, Uhl, itiliant. t land front i.•l ti,e tOsf tr Stint dull' dal%) sill,( 44 it It will at iii youF ropulect roil,' that itbout o ne lii I wiil ail the woun ie:l,,tliat ;tad no; bet ti pri..-viLit.f.Ay • the•alterni.on of that day the Eiic'..lny, tvl l o 1,,d ,„ nit .cis einbeikt,(i thitore one this it prnit%. the mornin4.received.reintorcentents,.. t i o d ..t 11 0 hid eii•cutiituincet forii;,l tari to iii ~ .01., the hope:, that phieed trilie guns, il.) 4014 tit..,thle, rigliVfuld setts o t hi s ti n . i i:t.'7R Willi which it I.Li . s plctced Ptovidettce to litse„ was etiset yeti to be inovine; troops towards luo crown tile 441 . 1)m- ut - the artily . 'Cat) . bo ititend(k .ne, tatious eoluttios of attack at left' flank, crud forintwith any very Inoliant,consequencts to Great brit that extremity of the'strong au,' c,,,nt witli th, g licki . Hilt). it is clon(ted by the loss Of ,0114• of tier beSt tjo 9 , whid i fj.i 1 t he q„ lotn i ng o f t h e 1 b i ,h l ie 1 1 ,, 1 ,, Liken ,-...c./I..!i , :rs. It has but aciii-cved at the tertnination in dtirimmediate frobt. ~ . . - of a haig raid liarissiog strsiee, :file superior' nunt This•indicatitan of 1114 intention was immediately L"'"; and 2'l"ilt"t g e°..:lS 11°5it:UnS of the' - ettenlY , truceeeded l'y thenrapid ;,ind cretermitld 3 ,l lac k ‘ iphi c i : i not lets than the in.luat situation of thin army, did . he made:upon . your, Division wiliiiii occopied the ': "t .adin't of ;ally iidviwt‘,lge boing reaped from right of our po , ,n i o n „ Il k; e vent s I,vilicil.,c,,,, trre d . bi:;-CC,.:SS. It 1111.4 i be litp,i' , :!er i td you, to the army, ;doting that perioj of the action yi,nl are tally a c .. and to our- country, tile sweetest reileation; that gwiintedi'wit hi ' The. first effort of the 'Enemy was the lustre of ti n . „British. linos' has been trotitti. met by. the Commander of tint Forces, and toy your. i 1 :""c(i ll'OlLkit iti,toy tliiitdvantageous circurnstanees. sell, it tile head a the, , 42 , 1 R . , g n ncut, an d .the. Ain_ i 'rite army whir:it hid entered,. Spain, hroitiot flie gado under Alajiii . -Gen.-Lord ‘Villiam lienthick. I ' ll ' l ' 4 P c-13914*ct ''' 1 .'''' " sooner c°ll/1)1 ` 111ted ' lts T h a e villitgeon y our rig h t beeatne n Object L of junction, -i n, 11,a 1. ..•;;1. ,- ; to'the .intiltiphert- disasters otistit r ytecontest.'• • .'" _ . ,. : _ •: that disp , 2l , e.t ih: ..:.c.ve armies :iroMici us, it was J loweat. to slay, ysthat boon after the sekre:wound 1 lett to it c..% Li ft .....orces, The advance of the British coitis !tom the .Duero, atioidd the best tvhleli depriverl'th e A ritty.o f your services, Lieute naht-(aetteral Sir Jot/Ii Moore, who ifad just illVect.. hop . : that till: 5I.:1,1I 0! :ii:.:11il , 'night .bt; ,rdieved i' 'od the moot rtbie chsp,)sition, tell by a cmmoi)- bin' ' this gelit!ltv.ti !:shuts to gi-tvti the urif - Ortullate shut " , 'l' h i. , "I:rut'li, rable 1..0 5 s they bad %, though not u nacquainted ii, hit P °l))e '. A 1 49 Ittl "Ilvd OW . enemy turfs opportunity' xi sust a i ne d , ~r , , not of clirr:titt , .; every eti;;Jrt oh hi,i iiii,inerous troops, fund (list - rivet: o but by the most deterinined br zn (T y n ,,t , :orlueoirLitiiti.r :11l Lis principal r,..:.-i(icaceri for .the OIL of Ca..: orny itV,li..if force its the North of only rept:ll(A e'verv' a ttenipt o f t h e enetn • to ' iNtt ground, but riclually ((Aced lila' to retire, . i lih oug h - 3 1 . :'° 1 '. lit hail brot:tglit i .'llp ‘: presh troops, iu itilppprj r ' u ! t i n , se , Yokt , 1 . 1% w,. ) •1 aware with what diligence this sys. , ori i iintilly eir3ageo. The cut t i tindiog ll'imself foilt , il in 'every tn. : "I:liete cirentristances Oroduccd the necessity "of . teiopt to lilies; the righ t of til e p os iti uni ends: ,,, v wired rapi n :inc. ii.iro;iiil ,sari' fu's, which had rlin)mnithel by numbers to tech 1:,. A judicious audit., ci; -I i i ,,,,„1 the itio.tibets; tilt •,I:,ted ;lie s:ren..ol l l; 'and impaired' inevement which. vvii-; inittle by ',..\1•,,j0i...„...,- 1 1;,. f .,1 the et : F . 111)11)cm of the tiroiy. Notwiftston..rnig 1 11 • Pager, with tire 11A:curve, t hiill Cows' 'bail' roused (11- ''' " , (l i i ;' 'adv'lit4g', nerd 11")=-' Hurler • i n t ilk'dti•lNAY , . •, trul.ot „ : t‘s cantonments to :support •t lie ri,..,ht .if the attactlet- t to I‘ l !:iel.liiVe p rsit too, which flie • inTetious Artily, by a vigorotts attack, defe,ti.:(l tili3 ititca. n "c''''''' l '.' , ' of t.'et: - I - ifii; tile .11.:--virout 6( Cprtihmt lot a t i oo. •i:ilt, Niaj - 6,_Ge nt i to l , •!l iav i iig pt ,„1„, , i t,, i .„,, r ,1 time liiirl retitit:!reci iii•rh;iivii • ...),1•:: to : . .hstime, the . ita. ii . . - e and Li:1.:44114 - J v..3l,Juroi liritiolt troops Wei 1 1e• the 9,sili (Ritiek)orps) • a ndif s i ll'air..l„'m ..,-,i Pe giin(att.s, drove Om Liittny : before lino, anti in his »i-.r: 1 01 "e oottopicoou int, s, and .ist • base e-xteedt...d rapia ~n a ..juiiii:ious act5 ,,, x ,,, e, , th ,„,., ie ,„,,, i ti:, Ir': of what ~.yen.yoi. . ,l l ! own experience .of that ite'Valtefble (1, 0 encinv's pfr,iition. Th,i; oncitinstatiut., Wilii)lle. i ( I thlia Y ) so inh ' l t' ilt I " the n ),\ 1113 Y I ''' .ll. ' e I' '' Vi O t Y" ).l ' ~ r : Ger -Il' • ' i - - one tic it 1' I tilt ..,) eXia" - ~- .F:11 . every t .),%t. ot.por. position =0,.. 4.neutetiant- lel 4. ... $ l,l,Cl' S (..i1•Iiii011, (unity - ,..t .1. ,- -., i.: ~.. io if nproving it, it i..,0-,t,littiettlt (eiii,i-"i-liated to give still further security to the'riglit of the litre) induced the CIP-Iwy: to relax his ektbris, is l I , nr ''..-'• "' '' '-'"-:. ' -'' ' , I 'l' l, • t°„ ''' vl '''' -t P a i tt , col ' ; 'r 1 111 , 1,..:... •'i• I ,i, . :-that cituirter. ThLty were however niore forcibly directed towill tis. ' cluit' 3 4= l '-'• , i.• ~''' ',.. ' :. • -'s ". '"-'r IVI ' - 'icr - GePrtii ll the .centre, k.V.4.t0 they were:a - gait) siicOeStfully ii•Sii4.. ! . I '' . ` i 1 IV '''.' -.. ''.''' ' y - ' '. - .' -'4 " 1 " 1 "` 411 " nilf " . aiid • ed . by the I,:t-figtad Ant i - ,lo,•,,,lthij ot ,G ener ,d ,I f i- a ,„ iii i dg ..l. Leith i. a.. •...,.! ...;,..tde ot ' i . l aatd $' lit itilaM a i 0 1 . . 11 '.. k 1) , foisoiti i i . Lilt kit, of yoar I.)iVisjon,,,find . ., l r a t General \'''.•': '•-• - Wo the, i 'ifik.Ct g, and the troops under their- int. of that under Nfijor- GI I.,,,:iinjo rin n, th y! • right, of lthe Division under coy Orders lipiin the mediate ou t let t, the„greoest prfise is due. Major left, the litrietn,Y.'ati , iirst Contented Ititnitelf• with 'an (.I ' ller ' d iliii shirt Colonel 1.. shin Crauford, 'with il •, tuck iwu lt Our p1,:it1,t.L.,, 44,..1iicik bovtwv i a ill, g,, L i t s . , l l their'r li.iie„iiiles o',/ the lett of the posititm,-.-ably sup-- maintained their i;routifl. Finding,.. Isay tt i,- Li ,..1 71 ,,. Potiol Ltieir advanced posts. '.l.'he brctiit 01 the efforts unak , trilitig•'btkit44 44 and colitil.,' he s( xi nt ; d 0. 1 ' l ."lt I ` ll t: ,situ ti'e ,4 1 1), 4211, 60111; and it 1 tit 'lle. •dottrorti ll o - -roJeoi 4 gl,lhttatt.tek tipon the 'ki t jintyi's,4 1 'ginisnts, woo paint oh - the biigade of 4.:' ,- eardii, nod , . . , ',serious, and 1 • 4 001, 1 4-Wee , lv4 twobtairribg,poisegiiiop o hs rho ' 4 ( 111 lice,irrie r lr. 11 ' 01 .11 Le'lleniiili*Ctilpfiel• .„tr i e.v . 3l, l g e iliro\ - q 1 i1; Whiell the great void to Altidint ' INlLirm l' Cl uariet" Ai ''' . '!;sr - Gehq; - ' l 4 and t he . U tl i c'ers• - ----- ' f tit - 1.; ,, 1. , •.'11 qt.tif 1 ~,..i .4 - , , 1 ,1, ...I Lt. ve, tbc., 13, pst In 1,,,i.. ti 4apassi4,-- - ...tod•whetyttoftritfiiiitiq'in i t . i ll .".41 tit ht Itatt: t ' ' - :-."-"-, ' , -*.r..-4- 1.• ~ • of the flue. , -- -••-- - ~7 1 -- ' --•''• - ' i.ii , !"s'ZlO , 's't .1,11 ail. i ~.-iot) 10 regret, ; - - . that the din( os I f' I , -- j • • , .0, ~ , z rl• .. , 2,- . ,,, , ..:;.:k, c.1. , ,,,i,i„ Atijuwat,Oeueriii, . . had beet, falsified; as 'the .I.`viettaberS had . agreed iii every teadiilg art isle of reform. He called upon the House to compiu - e his prectit list, and see if it was not as imp:lrtial as the former; it it, Was notinore impartial that of the .Nc,ible Lord who tout the measltre out of the hand of the original proposer, and presented a list, leaving out his 113111 V, Mitt Can. nint_let:ll Oat Of twenty-one of his ow and t h ose who always voted with him.— ',The Right Hon: Gentleman concluded, w i t h the idea of • getting a Committee all of one r , 'way of thinking, and coptended, that the contrary was innst expedient, as, from a , variety of op - Ili - ions they were inure likely to arrive at true and just : corr. • • Mr: Lt.thson called on .111r....8m.i.kas to explai n the nieatitii 4 heattadhed to the word "jalse," use of iy linn in hi Last rem‘.il oil what feel icual hini.(,lr. E.) ' bANKES, in eXplotlition, sai , .l, that if any man (meted an opinion or tact, and vouched for it, truth, when he knee.' it to be fake, he wa s guilty of widul pilversion of truth, It was not in either pf ca,;es that he had applied the word alluded "to. He had nor, from ,n 1 be ever saw ot - r+e Hon. Centli-mAn in the Cornrow, c or in the House, the most distant ideathat such ;in lopt:union could be ..„ cast Capon hi, ()oboe or private elniracter. What he 'meant was this; that as that H• t o. UC:itletri.lll took . what he conceived to he ail erll,3lw 011 , Viet , / of I')e Ohjeci undvr disCepioo, it tritglit false op !Hon by tho• w'll4 ditraida 14 - oto him. fiti had also expre...st._ ; i,i, fears tit ftr ? t, that,in this tyioti private eninn rs "Froultt,...be encountered f or , ' publid and hew - as ry to see ic su mull. verified, even in Ins own can t , ; , who had an,tainedi 'tvith so nil uch t ion from, 4ny . ,1109z approaching 'to personality. Flu hoped 14e . explaoation lie had Eiven would .be -sit!Wfactory i if boj, be could &Int aiiy further. - expiessed himself .satisfied. he SYEaKLA ;;;Jid, that nothing had occurred iii Ilse detyne %,vnich ought , to be bald in retnpin ' bronco. , Lord I PETTY, CHANCZL.I.OII. of the. EXciti.o.utAt, and Or. litonot.Pn, ..explained.• I~lr. 're :Harken,. dot there was a. (Wier ifnce bet w een liii L- IA: 0 1)0ie(1, by his NO• L. , bleb!, tend (Lord ►.ll. Petty) .uid the .prcsent, aS*Nir. Irks 11.1,1 retilse to aro Chilirn.lll •Itiniillot •t o Ih e o i he, , The 'nineteen ;NlL:when; out .of twenty, on hi, ou side of t hie HoU4C,Aio not rip. ear to loot a vet y unnatural proceeding; it .4'0.t.11d havti been extratirdinaiy .ho eliusert from the ,other side,. whose principles Ilv hiilC• Mr. S. BounNE said, it would bave..bepn.tnore tram din .ry in Mr. 1:L10 :vs o , bjett...to become (, tCntinl.l.itee, be 315 e he. knew the 3) litii s ot i„ b et NA r ri . . r dii:s.srnatt , 'cleprectited the tivinner 'in which — ill...! iiicstion had ben agitated, a , calcu lated' to`Jn,pr.6, the public with an idea that Ilvithi'r ParlY si.,cer. in their d&dre of reform, He Iniiintat4d'.,that ninch good 'hod resulted from the hiboins.."6l 'the o . iginAl Committee, and supported then sbiblishoi,•!iit• . . . thought, that those who now differed touch were teeter likely to Agree, and thermtpfewis4cl spine tie.to be given, in order to devis&alifedititii.ciaire,inid reconcile the ;clashing opinions of the House. After- the original tin.eAiell liar 14. oppointinent. of a Coulatitten oati put, ItO• wove an fidjyrironiclit tor thi; PtlrPose' The citle.".stiOn was then pet and carr-4:d; , Sll4. tufitol4994E's DtSVAT4H4S. it; lor0.1: - .,roc c 64 mg to the !not ion o f udjoin 'intent, fir s~,`iitrl3REA tc.) ask the Noble '1 out (Cit.,th'.rcaol) ny, t llO laws thslidtehes trotn Air .1 . 0h0, , ,104, 45 WO not been pub )isLeil in the Ctiriti/.4 . ;l.:..tiaordirf f :py-of this day. 1* t rvn.nt,i.. prueee...,ed hum it over. i , ' • "Ilk; WOUid „ • LOO - CASTL.;,;II'..,c;It s , itl rei.ly„ ohservecl,- that the; Genti, lu I ino right to inquirenttu the s Itl tniciers to 1 r I,4tve3 wine, Lis (1, what 11,. j . the propey'COtip,ta t . O ail% Th u dp.t,L!..l, 14 - s9s nqt.of 41.1 Uttit't td but1;0„1 chin;:;ted to „iiois4.ls, with t i erilji! - :144 wheat 'paos,bt it they " thought V...otah,j i lie .o:4llSlat . tory to the ti.t.a4t)g - tittl entlto y. •4; I . 4 . liskAti q l; ou this 7 . 1. 4bje‘7,t, and ad‘ i-ed the pi :blicatiun t,f a ,- ;,cpticti as r!ley colieci%csi, to be itece.:-sary, withholding Wine. : op;titons of the gaiLint Ccurrrlid 00'4' Sr, cit: c .l).ly Ine.lited by hits country, Which, in t'he'ir opinion, it inlptoper to tat ii' ~ , , ,,.titerallyl, -. llowii. it sucli coal %i had been at their ischs . e ei ditty, 'it would have b e en ion)t giaiityiiig to their Itte lins'lo htVe w bolebetore Mt: NiVniTiitt,:‘n th.v.c Init no opiii;Qps .111obre . , rendered it an iiiiierious duty en Ali nisters liai-epUblished , the whole. Lord t' 1 ,..;J J. Moore expresset'J £104 4c 1 1'W:1,11 4 hut . _ u, . . an.l stated, that, in , the last- CPotmilVieati.,llShe has.' v,•ith l;ti - J. Moore, be iere settio4i'dif .with the diipatLties,; Sir 401111 had told inn) thal,..fr,til the h rry he Wits . itt`; . lie hot Silid an official cniunni iicallart; but , thAt, Oi.:curkl'Ai to him', HIE ,LOVI O.N . 6 (.1 E TTE E XT Itel,ol RT. ,TANDARY 24. 1 . .i - • Doiv'fiivi-street, jt - in, 24, 1809. Tlic-? Rog C aQtaiii Hope arrivod tats hit ntglit • ,t with a DisrtictiA•trinl4i4tupoatit-U,:tio•A Sir David Baird t o Lora Niiik.!oulit Castl,reagiv,•ol4 01 . hi , - Mil ' josty's Pt i iteipal L.:cretaries of SE:tta, of whicit tile toli6Vving is a copjr.- r 'l , t : ' ,t • .s7t7 'rho 01:1W_tt`ifi. '1 wilc.inift:t.ed dier-Geretal Sl4deduring .1110 i4ctiOn;,: 'for offer of his persou f il servicei.,, although zho :.y wore embarked., - • , , , The 7 greater'partof the fleet lta;ting, t , ) yetiterday evet:Pn74,Ptlie r.1 . 444,e .under and the corps in •tii,er&j:rltatioli uniAecl on board, it if ['before you a rettirr , of oUrei,'Otaifiec, h 0..,,, altt loss in ntimbersis otn ( (leer! exiiected. It i \Val bii;eri to t;)rtn shouhtsay, th.it I t.:lts.ve it did on! ahoect! ttl kilte&Niot woundedn - 0;n ;even to eight htmdred; that of the ellen ! ) , most ternain unkno , ,vn,, but many eircumste„neet; inditce ul to 1 . :3w it at nearly deuhle.theibovo ,tiontber, I Xte have ..,{)t . ne 'ets, but ha;;e got btxu ti hit! to obt:Uri of tho number; it is tict, hewever, comideralak. Several„ Oflieers of tank have fallen or ni•cit wounded, runong 'whom .1 am unty at priiient tibled,to stata the .narnei Littur:7Cil,n7o-1 Majpri N:tilior and 7iatiln,i)il„ both Re,gimeni, lilt d, .Liolit. 7 Colonel Winch. 4th lie Lieut.lc 6 l(llllsl, Lieut.-Colonel Fatie.llll Regiment, I oeitt..ColoiA:t Griffith; Guards, and \S'illiLims, -a t.st Ike itneur, tviitmUcii; • 1 :To yob; N,vho iir,t well a t ocitrinted with ti),-. F,xcel lent qualities , of,Lieutoriant-Gc!it, Sir_ John .Iloore, 'I 'n,o t t n et t expatiate 01) the I tho Army aria hni Country have sti,t,imed s)yi . his doth. flis gilt has tioprived trie of a I.dir'ilictil, to whom 11 1 ng extrdrirrce of his wrY'r . tri 113 d sirwerely ::trai:lierl me. But it is' chiefly on public gronlids ilrat f aklist.l3-' metit tlie blow. I . t will be: the . .convers,itton of eveiy one WhO loved Or rtspected his , manly cliaractbr, that, after .conducting the Army tbroukh ,in arduous rdir&at with consiiirtliiie tirti l lleqs, fie has termi nated a carter of dis t inukbed honour by a cigatti tot.has given the Enemy ;:rilditionill r(, , a4on to, rc-, •sliet.'ittlie ri:inhi Of a Britrsb Soldier, Like the int mortal Wolf, he is snatched from his Cou ntr y, at :,,,, early,' periOd cf :i life spent in her service; liko, Wolfe, his last mottientS were gilde d by tbe prospect of 3u e cess, ind . efiered Gy the acclamation of Vic tory :;'line :Wolfe also, his memory will !or ever re - rirain 'Sacred in that 'Country which he sincer.Jy loved and which lie had so faithfully..serveci. ft remains le.lr me only to expr e si niv hope, that yob will speed" . l:/ be re,tt;rtd to the service of your Country, and to lanunt the unfortunate cireuru- stance that rOtilOtrc ' d you front your sittia,tion In the, Field, and threw the itio:r)entary'. command ititO. far less able hand 4. I have the Honour to be, ikc. JOHN HOPE L'ent • 4 . 1 t T 0 -C CII4I 41 Sir I%vid Atc. Fci. 04(:, 9:13 , i 1 1-!L ENI ENT TO fl 4 LONDOW G.IZE7-11,* 1;X77?/10RD4LVIRY. Oeive,.. lan. 24, 1809' copy of g Letttir from . the - Hoh.'All I)e'Coitrcy, Rear- Adioirat 'of the ‘Vhite, to the flutt- WtliesleY' Pole, clattct en board his Majesty's Ship the Tuitoaht, at Corutine, the 17t1t avid ath !latent. ' S'i R,: IMti3O;o4). ri.iving it io design to detach the Co,;sack to Eng -I,ind as soon as her boats shall cease to lie essential to the embarkation of troops, I st:tiZe 3 moment to JrquAint you, for the itiforistion of the UFOS Cotrt tptl.iutters of the Admiralty, that th , r.' Ships of Wai l , ,'.ts per inorgiti*,arki ,: retiosports trruler ihe 110,,r_m l nh d i Sic Sitmuel ffooll,;a4nd,Cqultrw.tsioner 31'i iVeg4 tit this anchor:l4e !roar VI,To oh the 14111 00,1 in.a. th:.; /lifted and H . , rtito , t3ta, ‘ l / 4 lib 10 Itatityoll4, vslito lett at Vigo to recelt' , .l a brigade of tiirets,titons3nA fiv.e ir3tittre,i Meti, tittit bad token that rotAte:;Atmier the Genetais Allen and Cr;t w turd.. Its ihe of ., Cornnna the'enemy have pressed upon the .I:,riti,h in great foree -- The cinbarkinion of the sick, ttte savuliy, and the 'siorrs, welit The night ot the IGtit was appe,:uted for the general embarkation of the infantry; if lid; ht; enemy prepared for attack. - , p. m lion commenced; ,the enemy, which liad- ht.en.po , 4l. ed on g lofty hilt, etideaVOl:ltillg to force on another • hill of iill4lol* and nearer the toWn. - The enemy were'driven baciciwitVgreat slaughter ; hat very sorry ant s ilo add, that the British, though triuntphanr, have suttered severe Insoes. I"ati~ no able to.comtriutfiettle .further p',:n*tienlars, thit Sir John , Moure receiveti a mortal wound,, pt which he died last nigh that Sir an'id Baird 104 rut arm:, . that several Otficers and many men have. been flnd wounded and that the Ships of Vit:i.r have ceived:till such of , the. latter' as they could accommo date, the remainder being:sent to :I:',•inisport i , The weather is now !cnijr,e§twr;is, and the &nil. Amities of enlhar;,:ation are gre4t. cF.Cept 111,; rciri.guara are oinb:irl:e.l; Consisting verlivs at Oa: preseilt.niorn:mi at id.;un tnen. Thc Lwow), connon to a bill I'Ni:l - banging the botch. b3ve . forced li unajonty 44 the Tvittoptrtit . to cut 0) . Eanbarkatitm Awing 11,1 looger prit(11!:;;;,le.l't gitt, to,rn, the boats Intvu been wdered to f tltv and it is 1 s Lt. t the gio4l3:t . lAlrt, it tiot still be ‘,V;ir •drf . ..fpix. , 4 out to I.L mbarkstfen. JAN, 18.-I.'he ei3birkitivn of the troop-, ccottpioa tho grodtt . port of' last ibight,.• t h,r: b,,,, t b in thy ptp.viq :,41:101 ch. Cols:iok att4 it gAttifadiOlf obit,. to 0 , that, tu t`llttt't 4 ‘); I,i,C good (.!.r,lor m'attit t try tl,tf; tropp,, tlfitAltztri, , d , iak (.4 Collitniksioncr riGwori, the °them:* of' Ngtvy, the Alp:tics, ' thq boats CteWs, tuaby of V,"11 : 0:11 t without loud and wii,notit' repoitt, the filmy v;it.i beep einimil;ed to tt e. last tintil, awl. the Ilov itj tllc kiii,lll , g, prop ji - r,itory IQ kitoeting Lind, The gro,at body of t4o, it ii , 17 anciwrs, ran to sea (Aiii,ollt the t. OOPS were ordered to rective, lit t c,tl:lolfe ts ru'o iheBl,ips t,f v; ;; „ : , Transports, tin Ot il. 1411 .r . mt (.11 s i lo! Tho - -oeitunen , ppq:rt>l.l thtni, two bt:ing bifiug!it out by {ht' ea ;11$' crokii l / 4 the Men of 'Wilt . , two vei:re I. i lit , 'and '11;4 Wcro, cannot conducle tii:s .11 sty stapiyik3lt Nkitittil4 *yii te . , 4ealottii, Elit„beiii,le, i';,,tit ItcsAit,tiona ..la:,l:..lOttS. \11.% 0 X . i